In article 6Kyak.88$dz.52@trndny01,
Lobby Dosser wrote:

"Leo Lichtman" wrote:


"Arch" wrote: (clip)YMMV, but to me it's sad that people go to
places of historical interest
or exotic geography and spend their entire stay in a Holiday Inn.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I wholeheartedly agree. I still remember camping in Yosemite Valley,
and seeing the setup at a nearby campsite: two families pitched their
tents face to face, surrounded the space with tarps, and sat inside
playing cards.

Want to do woodturning? Stay home. Or you could construct a large
enclosed trailer, with a complete shop inside. Besides selling your
turnings to the campers, you could probably get additional revenue by
putting beer ads on the outside surfaces. For the sarcasm impaired:
TIC.



Considering the cost of fuel and the mpg of most of those rigs, it may
come to beer ads on the side for many of them!

Laying aside the idea, never do the concept. Why, many states would then
consider the rig a "commercial" rig and require you have a CDL, etc (yes
I know people this has happened to)

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